Here are some law-related weblogs to start your day:

• Public Defender Dude presents the rantings of a Public Defender constantly fighting against society’s pervasive Police Industrial Complex.
• Christophe Courchesne, a Harvard law student and candidate for Amesbury Municipal Council, recently debuted the Courchesne Digital Democracy blog. (Via Denise)
• Greg Siskind, who may have had

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More law-related weblog goodness for you today:

• Dispositive is “a journal on law school, music, and technology…among other things.”
• The second German weblog I have mentioned this week is Jurabilis, run by a Berlin-based law school graduate. (Via Blawg.org)
• The State Bar of Texas has turned the monthly “et cetera” columns of federal

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• Warren Slocum, the Chief Elections Officer & County Clerk-Recorder-Assessor of San Mateo County, California, is publishing Election Central, “the Web’s 1st Blog on Verified Voting, Election Reform & Democracy.” (Via Sabrina)
• Diary of a 1L chronicles the continuing story of first year law student Mike Shecket. (Via Denise)
• Discourse.net, from 

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Here are a few new law-related weblogs I found in the past few days:

• David Opderbeck, an IP law professor at Seton Hall, presents Law, Science and Technology.
• Rainer Langenhan pointed me to LAWgical, a group blog with five editors, with content devoted primarily to the law of new media.
• The Research

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Another helping of law-related weblogs this morning:

• A 34-year-old law student who used to play drums in loud rock bands now publishes Non-Traditional LA Law Student. (Via Blawg.org)
• One Maven is the journal of a confident 1L (Via Denise)

Let’s take a peek at some of the newer law-related blogs to start off the week:

• LawBiz Management is brought to us by marketing coach Ed Poll.
• The appropriately-named Without a Net features the musings of an anonymous 1L making his way through law school. (Via Denise)
• The Institute of Industrial Relations Library at

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• Serious Law Student is beginning the chronicle of her years at Columbia Law School. (Via Denise)
• Raymond Chandler posts his experiences in law school, life, politics, Missouri politics, and anything else he feels like writing about atAttempted Survival. (Via Blawg.org)
• Sherry Fowler (a/k/a Scheherazade) publishes Civil Procedure. (Via Ernie)

Salam Pax, the blogger who made it big during the invasion of Iraq, is being interviewed today on Fresh Air. Check it out.